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BIC b70 b7D During May, 1945, the International Workers Order distributed a pamphlet entitled "Thoughts of an American" which high—lighted excerpts from a speech allegedly made by Sinatra at the aforesaid meeting. (61-7 3h1-34-263) Information was received in September, 1945, that Frank Sinatra was one of the American sponsors of the World Youth Council. rar = Youth mun omer 100-185087-18 A news article in the "Daily Worker" of September 15, 1945, announced that Frank Sinatra would be a sponsor of the World Youth Conference scheduled to be held in London, Fngland, during October 31, November 9, 1945. (100-185087-A) The body of the report of the minutes did not clarify the abova entry. Gemeenee | 8 (1 | ‘Serrore report, 7-0-6, Re: "American Youth for Democracy, Lory Di Is-c." 61-777-15~306, pg, 12 Walter S. Steele appeared before the House of Representatives Comittee on Un-American Activities in Washington, D. C., on July 21, 197. During his testimony Steele discussed the American Youth for a Free World, which he described as the apparent successor of the American Youth Congress. He said it was organized in 192 shortly after the breaking up of the American Youth Congress and was a coalition of © "Communist and left-wing youth movements", Mr. Steele testified that the American Youth for a Free World elected delegates who attended the World Youth Conference which was held in London in November, 1945. Steele identified the delecates and stated that ther credited Frank Sinatra